Sentence examples similar to assertive walking from inspiring English sources
A different, less assertive walk.
Empower her to either make an assertive statement and walk away, or ignore the bullying altogether.
Accustomed to walking in an assertive American way, she learned to walk on the balls of her feet so as to minimize the noise, she said, adding that she was too embarrassed to reveal her name.
With typical brio, Larraín opens "Jackie" with an assertive closeup of the woman in question looking beyond distraught and walking toward the camera with the intentionally dissonant sounds of Mica Levy's unsettling score echoing behind her.
Walking into a restaurant where the purveyors speak little to no English can be intimidating, so be assertive and when in doubt order by the numbers.
Be assertive, not aggressive: Assertive is somebody who is willing to introduce themselves to anybody who walks by, aggressive is somebody who won't let them leave and won't let them get a word in edgewise.
Moreover, a smile accompanied by an assertive personality will take care of any sense that people will use your smile to walk all over you!
If you are unwilling to be assertive, remember that there are scores of other people out there who are prepared to walk all over you in order to move up the ladder.
The man Mr. Lauren offered up was preening but assertive, a lover of suits and the attention they command in a world where so many men walk out the door in Dockers.
The authors walk through several reporting lapses and make recommendations, such as Rolling Stone considering not using pseudonyms and for fact-checkers to be more assertive in the editorial process.
